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Crohns and ulcerative colitis
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Dr. Narmatha Ramachandiran
Cosmetologist
14 yrs exp
Coimbatore
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When Your ESR AND CRP is normal There is a very very less chance that you may have crohn's or uc .
Most of crohn's or uc will have associated ESR , crp.
CT is usually done to rule out any other associated issues. When it is also normal , you will not be having crohn's or uc.
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Let me know your other symptoms , do you have abdominal pain or blood in stool or diarrhoea ..? Clearly explaining your symptoms will help us arrive at the diagnosis.
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If still you are worried , you shall do a colonoscopy .
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Dr. Chandana Priya Metla
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3 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
If ct and usg are normal as u said that you said than it fine you no need to worry mam
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if still wana know in detail than you can contact me through online consultation
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